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Principles of network and system administration / Mark Burgess.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Hoboken, NJ : Wiley, 2004.Edition: 2nd edDescription: xii, 634 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0470868074
  • 9780470868072
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Online version:: Principles of network and system administration.; Online version:: Principles of network and system administration.DDC classification:
  • 005.4 BUR 22
LOC classification:
  • .B863 2003
Other classification:
  • 54.32
Online resources:
Contents:
1. Introduction -- 2. System components -- 3. Networked communities -- 4. Host management -- 5. User management -- 6. Models of network and system administration -- 7. Configuration and maintenance -- 8. Diagnostics, fault and change management -- 9. Application-level services -- 10. Network-level services -- 11. Principles of security -- 12. Security implementation -- 13. Analytical system administration -- 14. Summary and outlook -- A. Some useful Unix commands -- B. Programming and compiling -- C. Example telnet session.
Summary: Principles of Network and System Administration focuses on the general principles involved in setting up, configuring and maintaining computer communities, and provides a conceptual overview of the subject. A robust discipline of System Administration is now coming of age and both academics and industry recognize the need to formalize the problems which system administrators tackle. Amongst these challenges are the need to design a network which is logical, efficient, easy to upgrade and secure. The system administrator also needs to keep track of the ever increasing amount of information, to ensure that problems are fixed quickly, and provide a comfortable environment for users. The breadth and complexity involved in adopting and integrating ever more sophisticated technology is covered in this greatly expanded new edition. Whilst providing practical illustrations of technical specifics through examples, Burgess steers away from the overwhelming details of specific operating systems. Trainee administrators and students alike need to understand a wealth of issues relating to heterogeneous environments before understanding the quirks of any one particular system. Moreover this book teaches good practice for working in a global community of networked machines and organizations which extends beyond being technically savvy to being professionally and ethically responsible. Features: Broad coverage of Linux and other Unix versions, Windows, Macs and mainframes. Practical_- supplemented with reference section containing practical recipes and advice. Vendor/Platform independent view of the technical, theoretical, practical and social/ethical aspects to Systems Administration. Strong pedagogy - end of chapter exercises plus teaching guide available from Website. New to this edition: More exercises Security expanded; now covers ISO 17799; fault analysis and diagnostics Covers Java services and Ipv6.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 599-622) and index.

1. Introduction -- 2. System components -- 3. Networked communities -- 4. Host management -- 5. User management -- 6. Models of network and system administration -- 7. Configuration and maintenance -- 8. Diagnostics, fault and change management -- 9. Application-level services -- 10. Network-level services -- 11. Principles of security -- 12. Security implementation -- 13. Analytical system administration -- 14. Summary and outlook -- A. Some useful Unix commands -- B. Programming and compiling -- C. Example telnet session.

Principles of Network and System Administration focuses on the general principles involved in setting up, configuring and maintaining computer communities, and provides a conceptual overview of the subject. A robust discipline of System Administration is now coming of age and both academics and industry recognize the need to formalize the problems which system administrators tackle. Amongst these challenges are the need to design a network which is logical, efficient, easy to upgrade and secure. The system administrator also needs to keep track of the ever increasing amount of information, to ensure that problems are fixed quickly, and provide a comfortable environment for users. The breadth and complexity involved in adopting and integrating ever more sophisticated technology is covered in this greatly expanded new edition. Whilst providing practical illustrations of technical specifics through examples, Burgess steers away from the overwhelming details of specific operating systems. Trainee administrators and students alike need to understand a wealth of issues relating to heterogeneous environments before understanding the quirks of any one particular system. Moreover this book teaches good practice for working in a global community of networked machines and organizations which extends beyond being technically savvy to being professionally and ethically responsible. Features: Broad coverage of Linux and other Unix versions, Windows, Macs and mainframes. Practical_- supplemented with reference section containing practical recipes and advice. Vendor/Platform independent view of the technical, theoretical, practical and social/ethical aspects to Systems Administration. Strong pedagogy - end of chapter exercises plus teaching guide available from Website. New to this edition: More exercises Security expanded; now covers ISO 17799; fault analysis and diagnostics Covers Java services and Ipv6.

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